treasury-comics
Simpsons Comics (1993)

Simpsons Comics #83

Bongo Comics · June 2003

Cover of Simpsons Comics #83

Raw

—

No current listings

No current eBay listings for Simpsons Comics #83 (2003).

See the price history

Free for 7 days, no card needed

What is an asking price?

What sellers are asking on eBay right now. Books often sell for less, especially raw copies with Best Offer.

Market today · Raw

In the catalog price sweep.

See listings on eBay

Prices from eBay · asking prices, without shipping

Own this comic?

Add it to your collection and follow what it is worth, next to every other book you own. Scan the barcode or a CGC label to add the rest in seconds.

Start your collection

Free for 7 days, no card needed · Log in

About this issue

Writer
Earl Kress and Jesse Leon McCann
Penciller
Bill Morrison, John Costanza, Mike Rote, and Phil Ortiz
Inker
Howard Shum, Mike Rote, Patrick Owsley, and Phyllis Novin
Colorist
Art Villanueva and Nathan Kane
Letterer
Karen Bates
Cover
Bill Morrison, Mike Rote, and Nathan Kane
Editor
Bill Morrison and Terry Delegeane
Characters
Barney Gumble, Bart Simpson, Bernice Hibbert, Blinky (Simpsons), Brandine, Bumblebee Man, Captain McCallister, Carl Carlson, Chief Wiggum, Cletus (Simpsons), Comic Book Guy, Dave Shutton, Doctor Hibbert, Edna Krabappel, Grampa Simpson, Groundskeeper Willie, Hans Moleman, Homer Simpson, Judge Snyder, Kent Brockman, Kirk Van Houten, Krusty the Clown, Legs (Simpsons), Lenny Leonard, Lisa Simpson, Louie (Simpsons), Luann Van Houten, Lunchlady Doris, Maggie Simpson, and Marge Simpson
Teams
Mafia, The Flanders, The Simpsons, and The Van Houtens
Cover date
June 2003
Cover price
$2.50
UPC
75960602851108311
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

1. The Homer Effect (written by David Slack) "When Bart and Milhouse are injured at the nuclear power plant, the safety inspector must pay a price, and that means that Homer is out of a job... again! But seized by sudden inspiration (along with a radioactive spider bite!), Homer embarks on a new career at the Lard Lad Donut Factory. And when the city of Springfield is about to crumble under an economic crisis, Homer, with his newfound 'superpowers,' may be the only one who can save the day!" (Bongo solicitation) 2. How I Spent My Summer Vacation, by Lisa Simpson or To Hell and Back, by Bart Simpson (written by Jesse McCann) How did Bart and Lisa spend their summer vacation? Will their stories be the same? 3. Brain Drain (written by Earl Kress) Can Homer give the nuclear power plant a new image? 4. Bongo Profile 2.0: Terry Delegeane (Bongo Beat) 5. Junk Mail (letters and fan art)